You can work on a person right after birth without doing internal work and working directly on the open wound. We should wait until they are done bleeding to do internal work and make sure the scar is well healed prior to working directly on it.
What’s the difference between sacral flexion pattern and anterior pelvic tilt? Lots of clients come out of pregnancy with an anterior tilt because of the weight of the pregnancy pulling the pelvis forward.
I determine sacral flexion by the inability of S3-4 to be able to be mobilized anteriorly (PA) in a prone position. It could go along with anterior rotations of the ilium or be independent of it. The baby mobilizes the sacrum into flexion to come out and it can get stuck there.
It could be any of the above. The perineum could be getting pulled with the sacrum in flexion, especially the anal sphincter muscle. The complaint could be any of these.
At what approximate time can we start this treatment after c section and normal delievery?
You can work on a person right after birth without doing internal work and working directly on the open wound. We should wait until they are done bleeding to do internal work and make sure the scar is well healed prior to working directly on it.
What’s the difference between sacral flexion pattern and anterior pelvic tilt? Lots of clients come out of pregnancy with an anterior tilt because of the weight of the pregnancy pulling the pelvis forward.
I determine sacral flexion by the inability of S3-4 to be able to be mobilized anteriorly (PA) in a prone position. It could go along with anterior rotations of the ilium or be independent of it. The baby mobilizes the sacrum into flexion to come out and it can get stuck there.
Where is the common c/o location of pain? At sacrum, lower back or perineum?
It could be any of the above. The perineum could be getting pulled with the sacrum in flexion, especially the anal sphincter muscle. The complaint could be any of these.